Chapter 6: Problem 53
Find the work done in pushing a car along a level road from point \(A\) to point \(B, 80\) feet from \(A,\) while exerting a constant force of 95 pounds. Round to the nearest foot-pound.
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Chapter 6: Problem 53
Find the work done in pushing a car along a level road from point \(A\) to point \(B, 80\) feet from \(A,\) while exerting a constant force of 95 pounds. Round to the nearest foot-pound.
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